The Robot Track Records Since Being Online.

[Billy]

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Please find attached the trade-by-trade (non-beta) robot track record since being online in early March.
The GDX robot compounded return is + 27.75% compared to a – 1.37% buy & hold strategy.
The IWM robot compounded return is + 5.66% compared to a – 2.73% buy & hold strategy.
Following our recommended allocation of 50% of your portfolio in each low-correlated robot, your average return would have been +16.71% since early March 2011, without use of any leverage.
The reasons for exits have mostly been Money Flow (MF) signals for GDX and Stop Losses hits (SL) for IWM due to the choppy nature of the market over the period. Notice that drawdowns have been minor for each robot.
The trade setups are discussed daily in the Algo & Multi-pivot forum for subscribers to both robots. Notice that the forum cannot be accessed if subscribing to only one robot.
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Billy

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Billy,

Thank you for updating the sheet.

With reference to the discussion today on entering only robot trades 'other than neutral' Would you know on the trade-by-trade record, which trades were 'other than neutral' entries? Are you subscribing to the idea of only 'other than neutral' entries? With the most money to be made from a long trending trade, just wondering in the back testing, how many of those trades were neutral entries?

Dave

[Pascal]

Billy,

Thank you for updating the sheet.

With reference to the discussion today on entering only robot trades 'other than neutral' Would you know on the trade-by-trade record, which trades were 'other than neutral' entries? Are you subscribing to the idea of only 'other than neutral' entries? With the most money to be made from a long trending trade, just wondering in the back testing, how many of those trades were neutral entries?

Dave

Here it is. I just posted it on a different thread.


Pascal

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